I have a late 2013 21.5 imac. Can this mount on my Imac? I would like to make the screen lower in vertical position.
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Although I have no idea how heavy your 21.5 is, I have a 2011 iMac 27 and I'm certain this arm cannot hold it up. In the short term "maybe" it could, but I wouldn't trust it to carry the load over the long term. Additionally, I don't see how this arm could interface with the back of the iMac, which is designed to stand on it's own mount precisely because it is a bit on the heavy side, as well a bit off balance without the stand attached. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful. MIKE
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Yes, as long as the iMac has the VESA style mount on its backside. For newer iMacs, you must special order the computer as having a VESA mount. Most new iMacs have a non-removable stand arm (w/o VESA mount). The M8 monitor arm is compatible with old iMacs as long as you also use the VESA adapter, available from the Apple store, and unscrew the stand arm prior to installing the adapter and M8 monitor arm.
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Hello Andrew,This arm is fully compatible with mid 2011 iMac models. For early 2013 iMac's it requires a vesa adapter.Best Regards,Tai,Peace Brothers.
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From the reviews I've read - yes. However I've had no experience in that arena since I am iMac based. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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on 8/17/205 on Apples web site: http://www.apple.com/displays/specs.html they have a "VESA Mount Adapter Kit" for $39 http://www.apple.com/us/search/VESA+Mount+Adapter+Kit+for+iMac+or+Apple+Display?src=globalnav
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Can't answer directly but my 27" monitor is 19-3/4" high. Compare that to the height of your iMac. Our iMac is 20" high but it isn't a newer model, nor a 27"
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Hi Jose! It elevates the monitor 4 inches. I have my new iMac on it,and its great.
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Good Question, I'm not a Gamer, but I do have a 21.5" iMac and a 22" Screen on one side (short side) and I use the other side as my handwriting and paperwork space.The desk is very sturdy. I'm pretty sure it can hold the 3 monitors. The full tower gaming PC shouldn't be an issue, notice it does have a rolling tower caddy in the middle, (I use this as my subwoofer stand). Th caddy is large and ample and can probably accommodate your tower. There is space, unless your tower is 50 lbs or more, I'm sure it can hold all your requesting. The accessories you mention, I'm not sure what you mean, but in any case, I'm very pleased with this desk. Took me 3 hours to build. Good luck. Good Question, I'm not a Gamer, but I do have a 21.5" iMac and a 22" Screen on one side (short side) and I use the other side as my handwriting and paperwork space.The desk is very sturdy. I'm pretty sure it can hold the 3 monitors. The full tower gaming PC shouldn't be an issue, notice it does have a rolling tower caddy in the middle, (I use this as my subwoofer stand). Th caddy is large and ample and can probably accommodate your tower. There is space, unless your tower is 50 lbs or more, I'm sure it can hold all your requesting. The accessories you mention, I'm not sure... » Read More Good Question, I'm not a Gamer, but I do have a 21.5" iMac and a 22" Screen on one side (short side) and I use the other side as my handwriting and paperwork space.The desk is very sturdy. I'm pretty sure it can hold the 3 monitors. The full tower gaming PC shouldn't be an issue, notice it does have a rolling tower caddy in the middle, (I use this as my subwoofer stand). Th caddy is large and ample and can probably accommodate your tower. There is space, unless your tower is 50 lbs or more, I'm sure it can hold all your requesting. The accessories you mention, I'm not sure what you mean, but in any case, I'm very pleased with this desk. Took me 3 hours to build. Good luck. « Show Less
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No....only up or down....but on our iMac it allows you to go between the dashboard and your regular screen by clicking the roller wheel.
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I don't know , I would direct your question to Ram Mount. I have an iPad Air and it fits perfect if that's any help.
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I would suggest looking at the back of the iMac, if it has a VESA mount or if you see 4 mounting points within 4 inches of each other and the center of the back of the monitor, then it should be possible. If you do not have the VESA mount, then it probably would not work for you.
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Yes. As long as it's the thicker iMac model before they started laminating the glass to the screen, which I believe was started with the 2013 models. I ordered this for my late 2013 model and had to return it because I wasn't aware of this change.
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Yes. It should be plenty strong enough. We have that size monitors on them and they easily could accommodate the iMac additional weight.
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I believe it would be fine to mount it vertically. mine is horizontal, but I don't see anything that would prevent or prohibit from vertical.
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I installed a 2009 or 2010 Imac 27" and did worked. It is good arm, just the piece to tight/loose the spring that give the right tension to the arm in relation of the weight, is week related to the pressure you have to make when you adjusted and in my case broke. I have to returned but I am thinking in get it again and be very careful and slow when you tight it
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Yes, I think this mount can support 27 inch iMac and be stable. It supports my 27" LG E2742V-BN and 32" PanasonicTC-L32C5 very stable. I recommend it.
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It supports my wife's 27" iMac just fine. I was concerned and was thinking of making a wooden block that could act as a leg in the middle of the back but it has not been an issue.